Goji Berries Inc.(http://www.gojiberries.us) announced today that it now carries seaweed fertilizer, a valuable addition to an organic garden. Seaweed fertilizer imparts new life to the soil stripped of the natural minerals by commercial farming.
If you wish to plant and grow Goji berry plants, you must keep in mind that a plant cannot produce minerals unless these essential nutrients are derived from the soil, air, or water available to them. Linus Pauling, 2-time Nobel Prize laureate has said, "Virtually every sickness, illness, and disease can be traced to the lack of at least one or more important minerals in one's diet."
Ascophyllum Nodosum powdered extract comes from pristine waters off the shores of Nova Scotia in the Atlantic seas. This seaweed possesses, among other things, over 60 macro and trace minerals, essential for optimal health. Goji plants can produce vitamins and antioxidants from the atmosphere, but they are incapable of producing minerals unless they are delivered via the soil and water delivery systems.
"This fertilizer extract also has the propensity of helping the plants to develop stronger and healthier root systems, fortifying them against disease and fungal invasion, and aiding the plants to produce more robust crops," reported Jeni Bachelder, president of Goji Berries US.
"Our seaweed fertilizer contains over 60 macro and trace minerals, 12 vitamins, 21 amino acids, and 33-35% total fibers, higher than the levels in most other plants. The alginates in this fertilizer also help plants resist disease and stimulate more vigorous root system development and plant growth as well," she added.
About GojiBerries.us:
Goji Berries US is the online store where you can order Goji berries, Goji juice and Goji seeds in small and wholesale quantities at very competitive rates. These are directly imported from the Tibetan Himalayas and help to improve your vigor and energy levels with the rich antioxidant properties.
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